never lose a lead to a slow reply
inbound lead intake and a fast first response, follow-up that never lapses, listing coordination, and past-client win-back before they list with someone else.
every tool you've bought handed you a screen and left the work on your desk. an agent does the job and hands back the finished thing: the drafted reply, the updated list, the built campaign, the monday report. you approve. then it goes out.
installed and running in a live venue today: 8 workstreams, and a $27,000/yr vendor service one agent is taking over. read the case study
nothing sends, spends, posts, or moves money without a person saying yes. every agent below is a job description, not a feature, and every one of them stops at the same place.
these are the jobs we'd build first in each kind of business: the same six or seven jobs in different clothes. pick the ones you'd hire for.
inbound lead intake and a fast first response, follow-up that never lapses, listing coordination, and past-client win-back before they list with someone else.
client intake and conflict checks, documents and letters drafted for your review, deadline and filing tracking, matter status updates to clients.
recall lists, appointment reminders and no-show recovery, insurance follow-up, and reactivating patients who haven't been in for a year.
quote follow-up (where most of the money leaks), scheduling, review requests when the job is done, seasonal re-service outreach.
churn signals before the cancellation, campaigns to fill empty classes, member win-back, referral asks at the right moment.
rebooking clients who left without a next appointment, no-show recovery, package and birthday offers, retail follow-up.
lead follow-up across every source, service reminders, trade-in and lease-end outreach, reviews after delivery.
customer service triage, abandoned-cart and win-back sequences, review requests, and your best customers identified by real spend.
guest record, table and reservation handling, deposits, ticketing, promoter attribution. nightclubs & lounges · restaurants
fair question. the answer isn't that the model is better; it's the same models. here's the actual difference.
it does great work when you sit down and prompt it. an agent runs whether or not you remember to open anything.
your customers, your history, your pricing, your rules, set up once during the install.
an agent is set up with memory: what it did last week, what you corrected, what your policies are.
we connect it to what you already pay for, and operate it with you. that's the part nobody has time for, and it's most of the job.
the honest version: if one person in your office already runs ai well and has the time, you may not need us. we'll tell you that on the call. this is for owners who want the work done, not another tool to learn.
every install is shaped around your business, so it's quoted after a short audit, the same audit → install → run path our venues follow.
pick the job that's costing you the most right now. we map it on the audit and quote it before anything is built.
they share one customer record and one set of rules, so the second one is faster to stand up than the first.
the whole operation: intake, customer record, marketing, retention, reporting, back office.
for teams with their own technical person: we build it, run it for 90 days, train your person, and hand it over, for a one-time fee instead of a monthly.
weekly installments are fine: the build starts the week of the first payment.
we'll look at where the work piles up and what an agent would take off your desk. if one person on your team already runs this well, we'll tell you that on the call.
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